Budget Centerpiece Ideas

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 I love giving helpful tips to save money when you need to decorate for wedding or other party. Here are a few of my favorites. The big, tall cylinder vases filled simply with river stones and three huge gerbers really make a big show on a table. Use them alone or pair off with other vase creations for more drama. Prices starting at $30 at our shop!
 Who says a centerpiece has to be huge and have lots of flowers? These cute compotes have moss, berries, ivy and just 3 roses. Super simple but elegant, don't you think? Only $40 each.
 How about starting with a vintage or quaint container like this pitcher? Add a single huge hydrangea and some greenery for a casual centerpiece. $28 each.
 Have a large space to fill? How about huge vases (rentals of course) with gems, underwater lights and floating candles. What a simple way to fill in a large space and adding lighting at the same time. Expect to pay $18 to $25 per vase.
 Our tri candle holders have become so popular. These from a recent wedding have underwater lights in pink, rose petals, floating candles and a single gerbera daisy floating. $42 per table, glassware is a rental item.
 We sell tons of these. A cube vase, river stones and a single huge orchid. $20 complete and your guests can take them home!
Fall event? How about these pretty wheat centerpieces. Add a touch of ribbon in your event color them for a sweet and visual centerpiece. $35 each

Hope you found these budget friendly centerpiece ideas helpful. To see these and more ideas check out our facebook page at www.facebook.com/localflorist Cheap centerpieces don't have to look cheap! :)
Want to learn more about how to save money on your wedding and event decor? Check out this video we made about renting glassware.

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